S.F. set to lose 450+ shelter beds in Tenderloin
San Francisco is on track to lose hundreds of shelter beds as the city began closing multiple homeless shelters in recent weeks.
Is historic preservation in San Francisco in a state of decay?
District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman sees historic preservation as a key part of his legacy.
30 sober-housing beds geared to American Indians coming to 24th St.
Friendship House will open a sober living space with 30 beds sometime next month. The building will serve mostly American Indian patients.
5 months into S.F.’s ban on RVs, 82 people have been housed. Others are now on the street.
Five months into San Francisco’s ban on RVs, many have been matched by the city to housing. Others are now street homeless.
Mayor Lurie’s ‘housing’ tax cut also helps big S.F. office landlords. Why?
Critics ask, why apply the proposed tax cut to offices and old apartment buildings instead of just new housing?
S.F. supervisor to ‘explore’ ballot measure to speed up housing
Bilal Mahmood wants to address the bottlenecks created by having five separate departments involved in issuing building permits
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